Openbot vs Glider

[dtk]

rep added, forget to do that after the long post

[mrleolito]

but whitch one grinds fastest ?

[jjaa]

innersapce running openbot > Glider

Thats what i think, and i have used both for some time now.

As for Glider i used it on my first account got banned in a week... been using openbot for ages. wanna know why? Becuase it was in a ban wave. Both Innerspace and Glider were hit at the same time. Now most Bans are from player detection when botting and the thing is all u need to do is look at glider for one loop and u know it's a bot. But with innerspace it's quite hard to be detected, so innerspace has less bans then Glider. But when it comes to warden detection there about equal some argue that innerspace is more detectable becuase it uses memory reading ect, sure this makes innerspace harder to hide from Warden but Lax( He's like the merc of innerspace ) Does his best to stop warden from detecting innerspace, and it works! . So far have have not seen any difference in the warden bans.

In the end i believe that Innerspace is better because it lowers player detection dramaticaly.

Also i think innerspace Grinds a lot better because of it's mob detection, so u get less deaths, Also every bit of the combat is easy to script if u understand it. But you really shouldn't need to because the scripts u get from the web site (Main Page - OpenBot) Are really really good already.

[Plex]

so which one is more secure by means of being caught, and does innerscace/openbot actually DO quests?

It doesn't actively go out and complete quest objectives. It will pick up quest from questgivers you pass by, and it'll turn in quests if you finish one and it passes by the turn-in npc. It can also pick up quest items on the ground if you pass by them.

Active questing more than likely will never become public, but several people have put it in to their private versions, and its actually not too difficult if you utilize code already out there.

[tttommeke]

there about equal some argue that innerspace is more detectable becuase it uses memory reading ect,

What do you think glider reads ? :')

[dtk]

Yes that is true. all bots needs to read from memory so there is no difference there. And both glider and IS uses injection so they are equal on terms of been detected.

[illogic]

*cough* I am 15 and got paypal ? Just win some contest for $$ on the intranat :')

oh really? dont you need to verify your bank account in order to buy stuff online?

[venomx]

IF you add a bank account to your paypal account yes.

I have used both and I must admit that although it takes a bit longer to setup, Innerspace is definitely worth the extra time. You get what you put in basically.

Nice comparison!
+Rep

VenomX

[tsincaat]

Sorry, but the combatsystem with custom classes is for most people not scriptable because they don't know how, 99% of the users is probably using the default script. His moving away function isn't also working great like I saw how 2 mobs were possibly adds, he moved from 1 mob but then he came in range of the other so he again moved away but then he moved back to the first mob.

Scriptable? I didn't say anything about scripting. You can't use approximations and guesses like "99% of users are probably" in a comparison between two products. Also don't forget that we're not discussing who's class works the best. Custom classes have nothing to do with glider, neither do the classes for openbot. They're made by users and are really not related to the bot at all.

The vendor system is still not working as intend last time I used (1.5.5), still it was pritty hard to set it up when I looked to innerspace.

I'm not sure if you're still talking about PGEdit here? There is a very simple Profile Wizard for making profiles with glider. To say that it was "pritty hard to set up" would mean that if you did indeed use the profile wizard, then you cannot follow step-by-step instructions.

Their are random functions he even said that you wouldn't need to enable them to not look bottisch (GM whisper back). The fight back in pvp function isn't working so you could just disable that also (I checked it and when I got attacked by alliance he just did : wait untill die)

Yes, there are some functions that you do not need to enable, of course that's your choice.

85$ For lifetime is still to much as seeing the current status. You must pay 85$ for 4 accounts to bot when you can also pay 36$/year for unlimited botting accounts. So say you are going into the PL business and you have 16 people to account, you first need to pay 340$ for glider when you can also just pay 36$

Too much? If this is a product comparison, there is no such thing as "too much". That's up to the reader to decide. You as a reviewer can only present facts. You are providing an unfair and biased review by siding with one over the other.

You're also not comparing the two payment plans properly. Please take some time in your writing instead of bashing this all out without thinking.
First of all $36/year is for a non-commercial license. If you're a powerleveling site you have to pay for a commercial license.

$36/year is also going to be $36 every year. If you are using Lavish software for 4 years, on a personal license, with two bots running then it costs you $144.

$85 for Glider with lifetime elite, and you can bot for as many years as you like.
Don't forget that you can run 2 sessions on a regular key, meaning $25 is the base price.

I am maybe based a bit to innerspace because it is really alot of beter. Also glider is getting to commercial and like we can see everywere, when somethings comes to commercial it becomes bad.

Yes, that whole statement is biased. Why not make your topic, "Openbot vs Glider BIASED", because that's all this topic is.

[shadowbladex]

For me.. Glider all the way. No question.

[tttommeke]

Scriptable? I didn't say anything about scripting. You can't use approximations and guesses like "99% of users are probably" in a comparison between two products. Also don't forget that we're not discussing who's class works the best. Custom classes have nothing to do with glider, neither do the classes for openbot. They're made by users and are really not related to the bot at all.

I'm not sure if you're still talking about PGEdit here? There is a very simple Profile Wizard for making profiles with glider. To say that it was "pritty hard to set up" would mean that if you did indeed use the profile wizard, then you cannot follow step-by-step instructions.


Yes, there are some functions that you do not need to enable, of course that's your choice.



Too much? If this is a product comparison, there is no such thing as "too much". That's up to the reader to decide. You as a reviewer can only present facts. You are providing an unfair and biased review by siding with one over the other.

You're also not comparing the two payment plans properly. Please take some time in your writing instead of bashing this all out without thinking.
First of all $36/year is for a non-commercial license. If you're a powerleveling site you have to pay for a commercial license.

$36/year is also going to be $36 every year. If you are using Lavish software for 4 years, on a personal license, with two bots running then it costs you $144.

$85 for Glider with lifetime elite, and you can bot for as many years as you like.
Don't forget that you can run 2 sessions on a regular key, meaning $25 is the base price.



Yes, that whole statement is biased. Why not make your topic, "Openbot vs Glider BIASED", because that's all this topic is.

- You cannot denie that the innerspace combat system is more advanced then the glider combatsystem...

- The folow steps were irritating because I was in the 'camp' but first needed to go to the mobs, then to the graveyard and then I finally could make the path for the freaking vendor.

- In many reviews you see the price difference between the products

- 25$ for 2 bots or 10$/3month for unlimited bots ? If you are someone who does PL, ML then you will know what is the best...

[Ermok]

People saying that this is biased, shut up.
It may be biased, but from knowing tttommeke and speaking to him, im sure he used glider first, so he could easily of been based towards glider, but he isn't biased in the sense that he is putting down glider for no reason, he speaks truth.

GOGO tttommeke

[Weekday]

I have to agree, Innerspace and Openbot is better than Glider..

[tsincaat]

- You cannot denie that the innerspace combat system is more advanced then the glider combatsystem...

- The folow steps were irritating because I was in the 'camp' but first needed to go to the mobs, then to the graveyard and then I finally could make the path for the freaking vendor.

- In many reviews you see the price difference between the products

- 25$ for 2 bots or 10$/3month for unlimited bots ? If you are someone who does PL, ML then you will know what is the best...

What is this combat system you're talking about. Have you designed a custom class for each bot and tested each's limits? Obviously not. Openbot doesn't come with any default classes made by its developers to test against Glider's default classes.

None of the waypoints have to be done in any particular order. Thats why users who are not used to the bot can follow the profile wizard, while experienced users can do any waypoint type in any order.

Again, the pricing system isn't as simple as that. Like I said before, $25 is lifetime while the Innerspace pricing is monthly. Just because the people who do powerleveling should know what is best, doesn't mean you should be leaving flawed information in your comparison.

It is still painfully clear to me that you haven't thought this through. You can continue to argue with me which is better, but the point I've been trying to make is that what you originally posted is a pro innerspace advertisement, and should be seen as such, not a fair, well thought out review that you feigned it as.

[natt_]

nice info mate +rep